longer. The sight of her breasts bouncing in time with his movements, her milky white skin flushing, and her nipples becoming hard made his balls tighten and his cock harden. He groaned loudly, biting into her neck again as he came. He bellowed around her soft skin as she milked everything he had until he struggled to breathe.
Withdrawing slightly, he let Keta slump forward, breathing heavily while her body twitched and her muscles still constricted against him. When the sensitivity became too much, he pulled out and leaned over her. “You are so beautiful when you come.”
Keta’s lips pulled back into a smile when a loud knock against the window made them both jump.
Elijah turned, baring his fangs and shielding Keta’s naked body with his own as the door to the car opened and a gun pointed at him.
“Both of you get out of the car. Now.”
Elijah knew the voice, but before he could open his mouth, the other side of the car opened and Keta was dragged out. Elijah growled and followed her out when vampires surrounded him, their weapons trained at them.
“When Blake got a text that the famous Elijah Read had captured more rogues ready to take in singlehandedly, I just knew the Silent Killer would be with you. The stories running around are true it seems. Elijah and the Silent Killer, you’ve sunk low.”
Elijah growled when he saw his gaze travel down Keta’s naked body.
“Don’t worry—we haven’t come here to kill you. We’ve come for her.”
“If you touch her, I’ll rip your head off!” When Elijah moved forward, his hands clenched tightly, the vampires raised their weapons higher, ready to shoot. Elijah knew he couldn’t escape the bullets to save Keta, but he knew she was strong and smart enough to get out of anything.
“She may be a beautiful creature, but she is a killer of our kind—a kind that is still your own, Elijah, in case you forgot.”
“Tell that to your father, Drake.” Elijah met Keta’s eyes, pleading with her silently. He needed her to escape and not worry about his safety. He needed her safe.
Keta rolled her head on her shoulders, her skin paling when Drake pointed his gun at her head. She began to breathe heavily, and her body shook violently, her chest rising and falling quickly.
The air around them grew colder even as waves of heat slammed into all of them, causing Drake to back away a step, his hands shaking.
Elijah stepped forward while worry swirled within his stomach, when Keta bared her sharp teeth as she continued to shake. Elijah stopped and turned his attention to the sky where the full moon shone down where they stood.
Bones cracking echoed through the night, Keta’s body arched and her mouth opened in a silent scream as she her body changed. Her hair lengthened, covering her entire body when she dropped down on all fours.
Elijah shook his head in disbelief. His heart stopping for a second as he watched Keta back away, her teeth bared at him and the vampires surrounding them. Keta is a werewolf, not a vampire?
Keta turned her head left and right, her pupils dilating before she lunged forward, knocking Drake to the floor.
Elijah spun around when the vampires pointed their guns at the wolf and grabbed one of the guns and smashed it into the owner’s face. As he staggered back, Elijah spun and kicked him hard in the stomach and turned to fire a shot at the closest vampire. The bullet went through his leg and he screamed as he fell. Elijah punched him in the face, hard enough to knock him out before turning to the next vampire.
A gunshot that didn’t come from his gun went off into the night, scaring the birds from the trees. Elijah spun around, still keeping a tight hold on one of the vampires and watched Keta dart off into the trees, swerving left and right as more bullets fired her way.
Elijah watched her go, unable to make himself move.
Chapter Eight
Keta stirred as broken twigs and rustling leaves echoed around her, the noise pounding
Withdrawing slightly, he let Keta slump forward, breathing heavily while her body twitched and her muscles still constricted against him. When the sensitivity became too much, he pulled out and leaned over her. “You are so beautiful when you come.”
Keta’s lips pulled back into a smile when a loud knock against the window made them both jump.
Elijah turned, baring his fangs and shielding Keta’s naked body with his own as the door to the car opened and a gun pointed at him.
“Both of you get out of the car. Now.”
Elijah knew the voice, but before he could open his mouth, the other side of the car opened and Keta was dragged out. Elijah growled and followed her out when vampires surrounded him, their weapons trained at them.
“When Blake got a text that the famous Elijah Read had captured more rogues ready to take in singlehandedly, I just knew the Silent Killer would be with you. The stories running around are true it seems. Elijah and the Silent Killer, you’ve sunk low.”
Elijah growled when he saw his gaze travel down Keta’s naked body.
“Don’t worry—we haven’t come here to kill you. We’ve come for her.”
“If you touch her, I’ll rip your head off!” When Elijah moved forward, his hands clenched tightly, the vampires raised their weapons higher, ready to shoot. Elijah knew he couldn’t escape the bullets to save Keta, but he knew she was strong and smart enough to get out of anything.
“She may be a beautiful creature, but she is a killer of our kind—a kind that is still your own, Elijah, in case you forgot.”
“Tell that to your father, Drake.” Elijah met Keta’s eyes, pleading with her silently. He needed her to escape and not worry about his safety. He needed her safe.
Keta rolled her head on her shoulders, her skin paling when Drake pointed his gun at her head. She began to breathe heavily, and her body shook violently, her chest rising and falling quickly.
The air around them grew colder even as waves of heat slammed into all of them, causing Drake to back away a step, his hands shaking.
Elijah stepped forward while worry swirled within his stomach, when Keta bared her sharp teeth as she continued to shake. Elijah stopped and turned his attention to the sky where the full moon shone down where they stood.
Bones cracking echoed through the night, Keta’s body arched and her mouth opened in a silent scream as she her body changed. Her hair lengthened, covering her entire body when she dropped down on all fours.
Elijah shook his head in disbelief. His heart stopping for a second as he watched Keta back away, her teeth bared at him and the vampires surrounding them. Keta is a werewolf, not a vampire?
Keta turned her head left and right, her pupils dilating before she lunged forward, knocking Drake to the floor.
Elijah spun around when the vampires pointed their guns at the wolf and grabbed one of the guns and smashed it into the owner’s face. As he staggered back, Elijah spun and kicked him hard in the stomach and turned to fire a shot at the closest vampire. The bullet went through his leg and he screamed as he fell. Elijah punched him in the face, hard enough to knock him out before turning to the next vampire.
A gunshot that didn’t come from his gun went off into the night, scaring the birds from the trees. Elijah spun around, still keeping a tight hold on one of the vampires and watched Keta dart off into the trees, swerving left and right as more bullets fired her way.
Elijah watched her go, unable to make himself move.
Chapter Eight
Keta stirred as broken twigs and rustling leaves echoed around her, the noise pounding
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